Rudy Susanto
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Hi @af3,
A new version of the plugin is now released. It comes with WP 5.6 compatibility and a setting to exclude or include only specific URLs that should suit your need. Make sure to update the plugin installed on your site.
Cheers 🙂
Hi @af3,
The plugin does not have such a feature right now. It works as a “catcher” for any website that is not currently supported by default or by any other plugins, like Jetpack, for example.
I am going to add more settings for the next release so that the admin can exclude/include only specific URLs. Hopefully, it could be useful for your use-case.
Hi @macksix.
After some testing, I can replicate on a freshly installed WordPress site with a default theme and no active plugin. Creating a post with a simple title and an already-supported URL (https://techcrunch.com/2020/11/13/filing-online-learning-marketplace-udemy-is-raising-up-to-100m-at-a-3-32b-valuation/) causing the same issue as you have mentioned.
So it is more of a general Gutenberg behavior issue rather than specific to this plugin. A similar problem related to this is already reported on Gutenberg’s GitHub page here: https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/issues/26838
Hello @mls2k3.
You need to enable Maps Embed API for the key that you use. Check the screenshot below to see where it is located on the Google Maps API configuration screen.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/btk00ruki2ecvph/Screen%20Shot%202020-11-14%20at%2013.08.22.png?dl=0
Ha! I just realized that the “Update” button automatically becomes clickable when the editor is fully loaded before making any changes to the post.
I will investigate it first and hopefully the fix will be ready soon. Please stay tuned 🙂
Hi @macksix.
This plugin does not create an additional shortcode. You can use the built-in WordPress embed shortcode as usual. See the example below:
[embed]https://www.npr.org/sections/coronavirus-live-updates/2020/11/13/934494818/elon-musk-tests-positive-and-negative-for-coronavirus-awaiting-confirmation[/embed]Hello @macksix. Thank you for reporting the issue!
I have just released an update (version 1.2.1) which will fix the problem. Upon plugin deactivation, now cached results will be cleared to avoid the above issue. So when you try to use the same URL again after the plugin is deactivated, it will not show the previous result.
However, the existing webpage embeds will still there unless you decide to update the post/page.
Hello @soyoyo.
Thank you for your suggestion!
I have added your requested features into the project’s backlog. If there is no major issue, I will include it in the next version update. Please take a look when the new update becomes available.
Hi @shawfactor,
I have updated the plugin with some improvements. It also includes a caching mechanism, data sanitation, and also filter hooks as you previously requested. Please check it when you have time.
Cheers!
Hi,
Thank you for your feedback and suggestions!
We aware of the caching mechanism issue (or lack thereof) of the initial version of the plugin and are working to fix this for the next version update. We will also try to include data sanitation and filters so that the data output is more secure and customizable.
Please stay tuned 😉
